Auckland Rugby has released the fixtures for National Provincial Championship (NPC) season.

Auckland Rugby has announced the fixtures for the 2024 Bunnings Warehouse National Provincial Championship (NPC) season.

The calendar features thrilling match-ups against both Blues area cousins, Northland and North Harbour, traditional rivals Canterbury, and Hawkes Bay in their first Ranfurly Shield challenge since September 24th, 2015.

The fixture list includes four double-headers with the Auckland Storm. These are at home in rounds 1, 5, and 7, and away at Waikato in round 4!

It’s time to mark your calendars and get ready for an amazing season of rugby! Stay tuned to our social media outlets to ensure you don’t miss any of the action!

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2024 NPC Auckland Rugby Full Fixtures:

Round 1: (Home) – Double Header

Auckland Rugby  vs Wellington

Friday August 9th, 7:35pm

Eden Park

Round 2: (Away)

Otago vs Auckland

Friday August 16th, 7:05pm

Forsyth Barr Stadium

Round 3: (Home)

Auckland vs Canterbury

Saturday August 24th, 4:35pm

Eden Park

Round 4: (Away)  – Double Header

Waikato vs Auckland

Saturday August 31st, 4:35pm

FMG Stadium

Round 5: (Home) – Double Header

Auckland vs North Harbour

Saturday September 7th, 2:05pm

Venue TBA

Round 6: (Away)

Northland vs Auckland

Sunday September 15th, 4:35pm

Semenoff Stadium

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Round 7: (Home) – Double Header

Auckland vs Southland

Saturday September 22nd, 2:05pm

Eden Park

Round 8: (Away)

Hawkes Bay vs Auckland

Saturday September 28th, 2:05pm

Maclean Park

Round 8 (Storm Week): (Away)

Tasman vs Auckland

Wednesday October 2nd, 7:05pm

Trafalgar Park

Round 9: (Home)

Auckland vs Bay of Plenty

Sunday October 6th, 4:35pm

Eden Park

Quarter Finals:

October 11th – 13th

TBC

Semi Finals:

October 18th – 19th

TBC

Grand Final:

October 26th

TBC

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